Research on the Application of Belladonna Dregs into the Aggregate Culture of Mushrooms

Qing Rong Wang; Yi Kan; Qiang Ding; Yue Qiu Zhang; Cui Mei Wang; Yun Fei Ma; Jun De Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.807-809.350

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Research on the Application of Belladonna Dregs into the Aggregate Culture of Mushrooms

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Recently the issues have aroused great concern among the high price and the tight supply of raw material of mushroom cultivation, the decreasing production effectiveness, the emission and the secondary pollution of Chinese medicine residues. This paper proposes a new cultivation formula by using belladonna dregs after abstracting by alcohol instead of some wheatgrass and cow dung, with the proportion of dung: wheatgrass: belladonna dregs: other materials as 15: 3: 11: 2. This aggregate culture has better physical and chemical properties and is easy to manage compared with the traditional one. With rapid mycelia growing and fruiting, the production can be increased by 12.6% as well as a promising marketplace with 4.1 yuan of net increase value per square meter. Meanwhile, the technology could provide environmental and social benefit by extending the recycling chain of biomass recourses.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 807-809)

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350-352

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September 2013

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Qing Rong Wang, Yi Kan, Qiang Ding, Yue Qiu Zhang, Cui Mei Wang, Yun Fei Ma, Jun De Li*

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Belladonna Dregs Aggregate Culture, Mushroom

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